quigley.blue

July 21st, 2014 at 11:29 AM ^

The 2014 Nike Fierce Performance Fabric Blouse.  Full button and ruffled pull-over editions available.  Paisly or solid.   Moisture wicking, full range of motion for dunking, and pulling up at the 3-point line.  Wrist accents to beautify blowing of kisses.

LSAClassOf2000

July 20th, 2014 at 8:54 PM ^

Thanks for providing the link - it seems that lately, sometimes simply pasting the link doesn't quite work as was the case here. Another thing for the programming to-do list, I suppose.

I was sort of disappointed that there wasn't  photo of Nik in their gallery shots of the Las Vegas Summer League, although they were at least kind enough to mention that he wore Hyperdunks. I have seen them on the Foot Locker site - the generally available version is pretty cool actually. 

Glad to see Nik getting some deals like this done already. He is definitely poised to build a great future. 

Wolverine Devotee

July 20th, 2014 at 8:24 PM ^

Pretty sure DB is going to pay attention to the highest bidder. Which is going to be adidas.

Tater

July 21st, 2014 at 10:41 AM ^

Vablue: it isn't "different from every other AD."  That's the point.  DB has turned the "leaders and best" into "followers and just like everyone else" when it comes to the overcommercialization of college sports.   

Sadly, the only thing that DB has done that could be remotely described as 'protecting Michigan's tradition' is to decide that Michigan will continue to be saddled with a "traditional" 20th century offense while every bona fide national championship contender not named Alabama is playing the 21st century version of football.

Michigania

July 20th, 2014 at 9:43 PM ^

if i were to say, that if nik hadnt come to michigan and beilien itd be zero chance hed still be signing a nike contract as a lottery pick, WOULD I BE WRONG ? God help potential recruits if they dont recognize the prize here

MichiganMan14

July 20th, 2014 at 10:01 PM ^

It's redundant complaining about it but Nike is far superior and we haven't been very good since we signed with Adidas...if you believe in superstitions. I for one will celebrate the day that Michigan goes back to Nike. The Adidas apparel is far less quality and some of the designs are downright WalMart. Some of us are still in denial about the Adidas branding. I am not. Nike please.

Wolverine Devotee

July 20th, 2014 at 10:46 PM ^

2011 gear due to Nike having BCS Bowl rights

Final Four

Yeah, some real outstanding stuff there....

You're in denial about Nike. They put out horrific-looking things with their idiotic little sayings on them. Also: pro combat. I don't think I need to post photos of those infamous disasters.

You can be superstitious about an outfitter. That doesn't change the fact that 2007, Michigan Football's last year in Nike, they still had an awful year.

Basketball went to zero Final Fours, zero Elite Eights, zero Sweet Sixteens and won no B1G Championships with Nike as the outfitter (1995-96 was the first year of the deal). Their final year in Nike, Michigan had their worst season in program history going 10-22.

A Final Four, two Elite Eight appearances, two Sweet Sixteen appearances and two B1G Championships with adidas.

Michigan also won ONE NCAA Tournament game in TWO appearances with Nike (that win doesn't officially count). Let that sink in for a moment.

Football being in the shape they're in is the fault of the administration and coaching regimes. Not the outfitter. 

Bando Calrissian

July 21st, 2014 at 1:02 AM ^

And when you become an adult, you realize fan gear is pretty meaningless in the long run. Expensive shit that doesn't look good on anyone and can't be worn in most any situation outside a game without looking like a doofus.



For me, Adidas puts a shitty product on the field/court/ice. Put your ear to the ground with the right folks, and it seems it's the consensus among the athletes who actually wear the stuff. It's interesting how some programs, like PSU, Alabama, Texas, etc. can be Nike schools without Oregon shit. It can be done. Meanwhile we get jerseys you either can't read or cant stand to look at as it is. Bumblebee stripez and goofy Fruit Stripe camo patterns... That's what Adidas money dictates, I guess.

gord

July 21st, 2014 at 2:51 AM ^

Some of the best athletes in the world wear Adidas.  It's fine and I doubt there is a problem with any of the actual uniforms worn during competition.  The NBA and soccer Adidas stuff is better than anything Nike has ever produced.  Maybe Adidas is putting their worst designers on the college gear but it doesn't affect wins or losses so who cares.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MichiganMan14

July 21st, 2014 at 5:18 AM ^

First of all the superstition aspect of my post was more or less in jest. Second of all the gear you posted as an anti - Nike rebuttle is not that bad and hardly supports your argument. Look at the new michigan gear for this year.....there is no way to act as if it is stylish and easy on the eyes. Some of those articles from this year's line are disasters. As I stated before...you can be in denial about Adidas. I will not be. Michigan was far sharper in Nike gear. Far sharper.

gord

July 20th, 2014 at 10:32 PM ^

You realize all of the NBA uniforms are Adidas right?  There is no difference in quality.  I've had plenty of Nike stuff that was crap.  Go to the Nike outlet and tell me they only make quality shoes and clothing.  Germany just won the World Cup in Adidas somehow.

MGoGrendel

July 21st, 2014 at 8:06 AM ^

are not defects. I shop at the Under Armour outlet store all the time and products are quality. This is where they sell over stock items along with new stuff. Some designs are goofy looking, which may explain why they are over stock items. Nike store is the same; my kids like that brand.